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==Behind the Scenes== | ==Behind the Scenes== | ||
* MacFarlane was a huge fan of Hanna-Barbera shows growing up. This is evident by the sheer amount of references to the shows in his own work. | * MacFarlane was a huge fan of Hanna-Barbera shows growing up. This is evident by the sheer amount of references to the shows in his own work. | ||
* ''Larry and Steve'', his first project for Hanna-Barbera, was in many ways a precursor to ''Family Guy''. Several characters' personalities and voices are nearly identical. | |||
* In [[2011]], MacFarlane was announced to be at the helm of a ''[[The Flintstones (Seth McFarlane reboot)|The Flintstones]]'' reboot for FOX. However, the project was never realized. | * In [[2011]], MacFarlane was announced to be at the helm of a ''[[The Flintstones (Seth McFarlane reboot)|The Flintstones]]'' reboot for FOX. However, the project was never realized. | ||
** Earlier in [[2009]], he created the shorts "[[Fred and Barney Try To Get Into a Club]]" and "[[Fred Flintstone Takes a Shit]]" for his series ''Seth Macfarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy'' | ** Earlier in [[2009]], he created the shorts "[[Fred and Barney Try To Get Into a Club]]" and "[[Fred Flintstone Takes a Shit]]" for his series ''Seth Macfarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy''. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 13:00, 18 October 2022
| Seth MacFarlane | |
|---|---|
 Lucky there's a Hanna-Barbera Guy. | |
| Years active at Hanna-Barbera | 1997-1998 |
Seth MacFarlane is an American animator, writer, director, producer, and musician. He is best known as the creator of the FOX adult animated sitcom Family Guy, as well as the voice actor for many characters on the show. His first job in the entertainment industry was at Hanna-Barbera during the late '90s, where he worked as an animator and writer on several of their shows.
Credits
- What a Cartoon!
- "Larry & Steve" (1997) - director/writer/animator
- Cow and Chicken
- "Space Cow" (1997) - writer
- "Cow Instincts, Don't It?" (1997) - writer
- "Confused" (1997) - writer
- Johnny Bravo
- "Johnny Bravo Meets Adam West!" (1997) - writer
- "Johnny Meets Donny Osmond" (1997) - writer
- "Johnny, Real Good" (1997) - writer
- "Jumbo Johnny" (1997) - writer
- "The Day the Earth Didn't Move Around Much" (1997) - writer
- "My Fair Dork" (1997) - writer
- "Date with an Antelope" (1997) - writer
- "The Sensitive Male" (1997) - writer
- Dexter's Laboratory
- "Blackfoot and Slim"/"Trapped with a Vengeance"/"The Parrot Trap" (1998) - writer
- "Big Bots"/"Gooey Aliens That Control Your Mind"/"Misplaced in Space" (1998) - writer
- "Sdrawkcab"/"The Continuum of Cartoon Fools"/"Sun, Surf, and Science" (1998) - writer
- "Rushmore Rumble"/"A Boy and His Bug"/"You Vegetabelieve It!" (1998) - writer
Roles
- What a Cartoon!
- Larry
- Steve
- Old Man ("Larry and Steve," 1997)
- Johnny Bravo
- Scott
- Bird Foreman
- Mr. Magician ("Traffic Troubles"/"My Funny Looking Friend," 2004)
Behind the Scenes
- MacFarlane was a huge fan of Hanna-Barbera shows growing up. This is evident by the sheer amount of references to the shows in his own work.
- Larry and Steve, his first project for Hanna-Barbera, was in many ways a precursor to Family Guy. Several characters' personalities and voices are nearly identical.
- In 2011, MacFarlane was announced to be at the helm of a The Flintstones reboot for FOX. However, the project was never realized.
- Earlier in 2009, he created the shorts "Fred and Barney Try To Get Into a Club" and "Fred Flintstone Takes a Shit" for his series Seth Macfarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy.
